The smell of the cheese was amazing from outside the restaurant. The soup for outdoors was…read moreincredibly heartful and delicious. When I was inside I had the birria tacos and cheese quesadilla. The birria tacos could use more fat but it was good nonetheless. The quesadilla taco is what I came for - and it was super cheesy and delicious. Inside was cramped and people were walking by in and out of the bar in the back. The review is for the taco section of the establishment, not the bar in the back.

My got to spot when in Paris! I dream about these carnitas tacos, no joke. Perfect hole in the wall…read morespot for lunch and dinner and in Le Marais, unbeatable. Service is great, staff speaks in a multitude of languages. Nice to hear some Latinos in Europe. Cannot recommend enough.

This is possibly the worst Mexican food in Paris as well as the worst margarita anywhere. A…read moremargarita from a can would have tasted better. The owner was neither rude nor friendly but tired and inattentive. Our desire to have a break from weeks of delicious French bistro food, was not worth the 80 euros we spent for enchiladas for two and one margarita each.

Walking along in Paris and I saw a Mexican food restaurant. I'm from Arizona USA so I had to try…read moreit. I ordered the empanada. Everything was great but I'm rating it a 4 instead of 5 because the hamburger seasoning was flat and there wasn't any cheese.

I'm a Southern California native who has been in Paris for a little over two months now and found…read moremyself craving tacos like no other. If you're looking for an authentic taco fix and aren't afraid to venture a bit further across town, then look no further! El Nopal's homemade tortillas paired with a Coke on the canal was just what the doctor ordered. ENJOY!

I really enjoyed these tacos, I have heard that mexican food in Paris is always a hit or miss, this…read morewas definitely a hit for me.. delicious Get the pollo and barbacoa Only flaw no elote

I found out about Nopal from Action Bronson's Youtube channel (his French series) so naturally I…read morehad to come and try it for myself. I appreciated that the tortillas were handmade however they weren't as dense as I'm used to. Overall the flavors were very authentic. I'm from Los Angeles so I feel like I make a solid taco critic. I'm very picky with carne asada so unfortunately theirs fell short. I did however really enjoy the chorizo. I would definitely go back because of how budget friendly it is. If you're looking for a place to get tacos they're definitely worth checking out at least once.

Amazing food. I'm coming San Antonio Texas and this taste so much like home. I have 3 different…read moretypes of meats and a burrito. All amazing and full of so much flavor!!

Honestly, I'm being a little harsh... But I was expecting more authentic Mexican food than I was…read moreserved. Only because of the marketing! The food was good, but the portions were very small so I was left hungry. I got a steak burrito and it was definitely delicious, but it was far from a real Mexican burrito which was really disappointing. Finding Mexican food in Paris is almost impossible, so I'm glad this was at least yummy! We had a party of six and they had room for all of us which is surprising, but the waitress wasn't so inviting with her attitude. Anyways, overall it was a nice place and I would recommend if you wanted a yummy bite but not a Mexican bite

I had dinner here during one of my nights in Paris. I stopped in because there wasn't a line at the…read moredoor and I was very hungry. I ordered a burrito with chicken, and that came stuffed with black beans, white rice, onions maybe lettuce. I was asked what kind of sauce I wanted and I asked for a white creamy one that had two chili peppers next to it on the index of hotness. I also ordered one Agua de Jamaica. The order was prepared right away, I paid and brought my tray to eat upstairs. To my surprise, the upstairs was air-conditioned so that was a very nice treat. The upstairs is a little cramped, but luckily, I was the only person up there. It was comfortable. There is also a bathroom upstairs which was convenient so they can wash my hands after eating a messy burrito. The price was very reasonable, and it was a good burrito. I have plans for other restaurants, but would eat here again due to its close proximity to my hotel in the fact that it was pretty good.

Friendly, very tasty, quick, very reasonably priced. One of my favorite places that we ate at on a…read moretrip to France.

I love traveling so much because not only do you get out of your own space and see how different…read morecultures approach life, but you get to meet the coolest people. My girlfriend and I found ourselves in this Mezcaleria on a speakeasy tour, engaged in conversation with a South African couple who had 25+ years of life experience on us and had just moved to the UK. Their sole purpose for moving was so that they could travel more. We talked about all of our travels and all the places we've been, but I found myself listening more than speaking. When I asked their favorite off-the-beaten-path destination, they would not stop raving about Tunisia. "Tunisia?!?" I said in disbelief. I'd never heard of anyone going to Tunisia. "It was absolutely magical" they responded in a strong South African accent and cadence. These are the exact moments I live for. Between sips of a stiff Mezcal Negroni, I asked every follow up question you could think of. "Whats the culture like? Is it a strong European Influence? How did you end up in Tunisia? What's Tunisian cuisine like? Was it a direct flight?" I entered the night not even knowing Tunisia was a country, and here I am weeks later trying to figure out how I can get the time off to go to Tunisia. This, to me, is what life is all about. I'LL SEE U MOFOS IN TUNISIA! IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo

Weird fusion of Mexican and Japanese in their cocktails that are worth a try. The food is basic but…read moreof good quality. Worth it for the vibe.

The guys behind the counter are friendly, but that's no reason to head back to Chido. In fact, I…read morecan't think of a reason to go back. I was craving a burrito the other day, and my colleague mentioned a place--she'd forgotten the name--just down the street. It was Chido. I tried Chido on Mouffetard years ago, and was disappointed with the selection, the cleanliness, the end result. Would this branch be any different? No, it wasn't. Cleaner, perhaps, but that's it. It's a small joint with stools as chairs and wooden paneling throughout. You stand in line to order, and then stand in line while they prepare your food. It seems as though they wanted to be different from Chipotle, and said "Hey, let's have customers place orders first and THEN prep the burritos!" While this may work for some fast food places, it doesn't work in this tiny place: there's a backlog of people at the cash register and out the door, and not enough counter space or manpower for the guys to fill the orders. Then, there is inevitably the customer who reaches the second line and says "oh, but I'd rather substitute the coleslaw for..." Nope. Too late, you already paid. Speaking of coleslaw, that is the ingredient that made my burrito the most unburrito-like burrito possible (yet it's a staple on the menu). I felt like I was biting into a mediocre wrap (who puts cabbage and mayonnaise in a burrito?) with no hint of Mexican flavor. No Tex, no Mex. Please don't call yourself a Mexican restaurant if you can't get the basics right. I'm not sure if it was the strange flavor mix or the excess cabbage, but that wrap (and its corn chips and subpar guacamole) didn't sit right the rest of the day.

Order anything with the shredded beef! It tastes slow roasted, with hearty spices; very savory!read more

Absolutely fantastic fresh Mexican food in Paris. Absolute delight to taste! Truly excellent spot,…read morefor Cinco de Mayo. We made a reservation on a Sunday at 1:30pm and it was busy but not crowded. The décor is contemporary and clean with Frida Kahlo gracing the walls and trinkets of color and books of México. Odd point but must be said: Cleanest, whitest and biggest bathroom in Paris! The staff was super friendly and bi-lingual so parle Français or habla español si deseas.... We ordered the guacamole, the shredded pork (chochinita pibil) tacos and quesadillas. For main meal, the beef steak. All were amazing, delicious!!! Super fresh guacamole! Very light on the salt, so my partner added salt but I felt mine was perfect as is! We ordered two drinks, Viva La Vida, and another green gin drink whose name I do not recall, sorry! The staff, the décor, the food, the drinks... love! To be fair, I think the french palate wouldn't tolerate more spice, but I think the chef could add a plate or two. I cant wait to go back for sure!!!

We decided to check out some Mexican food on our visit to Paris(no judging) and this place was a…read morerelatively short walk from the hotel. It's on a small street and a little challenging to find. We ordered guacamole to start and it was excellent. The chips were fresh and thin with the appropriate amount of salt. The guacamole itself was flavorful and authentic. A good start to the meal. We both had tacos-I had the duck tacos and my wife had the pork. They came on blue corn tortillas and were pretty good. They could have done with some pico de gallo but the meat was tender and well spiced. The service was excellent as was the atmosphere. The table next to us had margaritas that looked great. All in all a good alternative in Paris for your Mexican food fix.

Ignore that review saying "better than the States." This is probably the worst McDonald's I've ever…read morehad, and I've had it in like, double digit countries. This is worse than US McDonald's that you find in airports. Royal cheese was VERY bad, chicken nuggets are insanely overpriced and pretty bad, fries are just ok. Skip it

Compared To The Ones We Have In The States, The Mc.D Is Good And Made Fresh. Portions are very…read moresmall though but that's how they eat here.